CSC165H - Mathematical Expression and Reasoning for Computer Science

University of Toronto : Faculty of Arts & Science : Department of Computer Science

General Information

Lectures:	Lecture 0101: MWF 11AM-noon in LM161
	Lecture 5101: Monday 6-9 PM in BA1180
Tutorials:	Tutorial 0101: Tuesday 2-4 PM, Rooms: Surnames A-J in LM161, K-N in BA3004, O-Z in BA2159
	Tutorial 5101: Thursday 7-9 PM, Rooms: Surnames A-H in BA1180, I-R in BA3004, S-Z in BA3008
Instructors:	Lecture 0101: Shai Cohen (cohen@math.toronto.edu)
	Lecture 5101: Bryce Zimny (bzimny@cdf.toronto.edu)
Office hours:	Shai Cohen: Mondays 12-1PM, Thursdays 12-2PM in SS1071B
	Bryce Zimny: Mondays 5-6PM BA2200
TAs:	Delisle Erin, Monia Ghobadi, Sean Sutherland, Nargol Rezvani Dehaghani, Kevin Regan , Hanieh Bastani, Marek Janicki, Torsten Hahmann, Galym Bektemissov
Course Description:	See Undergraduate Calendar
Syllabus:	PDF available here

Announcements

April 18: Bryce will be hosting office hours 10am-noon on Tuay and Thursday of this week (April 19, 21) in BA2200.
April 6: Assignment 4 due date has been extended to Friday, April 8 at noon.
March 11: The final assignment is available. Final solutions for A3 are posted. We're on the home stretch!
March 7: Partial solutions to A3 have been posted.
March 4: Information about the midterm has been posted on the discussion board.
February 25: The average grade for A1 is posted along with our feedback here
February 16: A3 Question 3 should read "every positive integer can be written as a unique sum of distinct, non-zero, non-consecutive Fibonacci numbers".
February 12: Assignment 3 is now posted. Due to some students having issues with their PDF viewers, the question sheet has been posted in both .pdf and .docx forms.
February 10: Additional hints for A2 have been posted on the discussion board.
February 8: Bryce will host extra office hours on Wednesday, Feb. 9th from 4:30PM to 6:30PM in BA2200. A reminder that solutions to Assignment 1 are posted below.
February 4: The definition of 'E' in question 3 of Assignment 2 is the same as it was for Assignment 1. The handout has been modified to include this point.
January 31: Solutions to Assignment 1 are available below.
January 28: Assignment 2 is now available.
January 25: Bryce will have another office hour in BA2200 on Wednesday, January 26 from 11am (or slightly earlier) until noon. A reminder that the Help Centre is open from 4-6PM Monday through Thursday.
January 10: Welcome to CSC165! No tutorials this week (unless told otherwise in lecture)

Discussion boards

CSC165H will have a discussion board where students can ask for help on assignments and discuss other course-related topics. I ask that you do not provide explicit answers to your peers (in accordance with the policy that all students submit their own work!). The discussion board can be found here.

Course Notes

Assignments

Assignments must be submitted by noon on their respective due dates to the CSC165H dropbox in BA2220, or to Shai Cohen's class (for those who are in his section).

Assignment 1 (PDF) Note: Q1bc) Try to think of an implication that is *satisfied* by the given English statement. Solutions(PDF)
Assignment 2 (PDF) Solutions(PDF)
Assignment 3 (PDF)(DOCX) Solutions(PDF)(DOCX)
Assignment 4 (PDF)(DOCX)

Other Handouts

Some mathematical prerequisites for CSC165H